Alerts for your PulseChain coins and HEX stake reminders. Open Pulse Radar
Price alerts that tell you why a coin moved An alert that only says the price moved leaves you guessing. Pulse Radar adds one line on why, so you know what you are looking at.
How to set a price ladder for a coin A price ladder alerts you at +10, +25 or +50 percent steps as a coin rises. Three steps to set one up, and how the steps are measured.
What is a price target alert? A price target alert tells you once a coin reaches a price you chose. How it works, what to set and what it cannot do.
What is a 'drop from the 30-day high' alert? This alert tells you when a coin has fallen a set percentage below its highest price of the last 30 days. How it works and when it fires.
What does a price change alert do? A price change alert fires when a coin moves a set amount over a period, up or down. What it is for and how it differs from a target.
What is a morning digest for coins? A morning digest is one message a day with the biggest 24-hour changes of the coins you follow. What it contains and what it does not.
How do HEX stake reminders work? Three reminders per stake: a week before, on the day, and two days before the penalty-free window closes. What each is for.
Why do small coins move so much? A coin with a thin trading pool can jump by large percentages on small trades. Why it happens and what it means for alerts.
What is a 30-day high, and why use it? A 30-day high is the highest price of a coin over the last 30 days. Why it is a useful reference point and how it shifts.